Where should Apple go after the iPhone Duo? Bring on smaller and larger foldables
Big Tech Apple Where should Apple go after the iPhone Duo? Bring on smaller and larger foldables Yes, it really just needs to copy Samsung, ASUS and others. 11, 2026 11:30 am EST Benjamin Fanjoy/Getty Images Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover No matter how you feel about the iPhone Duo and its exorbitant $1,999 price, its existence proves that Apple has finally figured out how to make a foldable.
- ▪Big Tech Apple Where should Apple go after the iPhone Duo?
- ▪Bring on smaller and larger foldables Yes, it really just needs to copy Samsung, ASUS and others.
- ▪11, 2026 11:30 am EST Benjamin Fanjoy/Getty Images Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover No matter how you feel about the iPhone Duo and its exorbitant $1,999 price, its existence proves that Apple has finally figured out
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Big Tech Apple Where should Apple go after the iPhone Duo? Bring on smaller and larger foldables Yes, it really just needs to copy Samsung, ASUS and others. By Devindra Hardawar Sept. 11, 2026 11:30 am EST Benjamin Fanjoy/Getty Images Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover No matter how you feel about the iPhone Duo and its exorbitant $1,999 price, its existence proves that Apple has finally figured out how to make a foldable. And on a broader level, it also shows that Apple isn't too proud to follow in the footsteps of Samsung and other Android phone makers. If that's the case, I'm hoping Apple also isn't afraid to copy Samsung's smaller Z Flip phones, which flip down horizontally, and larger devices like Lenovo's X1 Fold and ASUS's ZenBook Fold 17.
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